This page serves as a key resource for collectors, focusing on the important numismatic distinction of copper vs. zinc cents. It acts as a central hub for articles and guides that explain the 1982 transition when the U.S. Mint switched the composition of the Lincoln cent, creating a fascinating area for collectors to explore.
By providing detailed information on how to distinguish between the two compositions and identify the various transitional errors, American Rarities demonstrates its deep expertise. This strategy builds significant trust with detail-oriented collectors, positioning the company as an authoritative source for accurate appraisals of these and other modern coins.
Seven of the eight different 1982 Lincoln Cents in uncirculated condition. This set is worth $10.00 Due to rising production costs the United States Mint experimented with several variations in…